Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-01-07
Police Court.

Police Court.
In the Police Court yesterday Chas. Hill,
arrested for having been drunk, was dis
charged 49,. Charles Huelsman was ad-
iudred guilty of battery and fined 81 80.
Joseph Meyerhoffer, for being com
mon drunkard, was sent to the county jail
for fifteen days .....Pat Conners, a drunk,
was sentenced to twenty-four hours in the
citv prison VIM. McCool, who, while
yery drunk Wednesday evening, fell down
the stairway into a Chinese gentleman
residence on | street, knocked the handle
from the door and cut cash about three
inches long in his own scalp, was trled on
a charge of being a common drum kardi
convicted and will receive Judgment tins
morning The case of VIM. Stratford, Tor
nlisdemeanor, was continued until To-Day
session 49,. Franz Businger and Y. u. HOT
man. who created a great disturbance on Il
street between Second and Third, Wednes-
day afternoon, and gave othceF wager
lively rough and-tumble experience, were
called upon to rise and explain. After a
while the whole matter was disposed OF by
Busipger being fined $50 for disturbing
tbe neaee. and Norman IS for being
DRINK. The former explained that
their difficulty with officer wager
was owing to his being in citizens cloth
ING. they having been aecustomed-belng
strangers in Sacramento-to seeing ponce
i'm uniform. VIM. Haley, the l4-year-oid
how who stole 500 from his father, mace
his way East, was arrested at Buffalo ana
brought back by Chief Dillman, who went
to get him, was examined on cnaige VI
Grand larceny. His father, when put ON
the stand. stated that he did not want to
yrosecute the case. He had paid all the
exnenses connected with the boys capture
and Thought no good end would be sub
served by irving him. He testified that
some months ago the youth was thrown
from a horse. suffering an injury 10 MS
bead and had not been right since. The
Court proceeded to hear the evidence OF
witnesses. and finally continued the case
until this morning, when medlcal iesI-
mony will be taken as to the deienuant ;
mental condition. Meanwhile the boy was
released on his own recogmzance-
co-On Monday next viii be the
greatest cut in dry goods ever known III
Sacra,oa onto AT the first general wedding
ont sale OF Clunie & kiley, corner N ana
Eighth streets, Sacramento.
TEosE who have traded at our stores
know we mean what we say, wnen We gay
we shall put the knife into prices, Degln-
ming on Monday next Clunie +" My
corner K and Eighth streets.
WE can still accommodate our lady pa,
irons with niggerhead and black dlagonaaei
cloth walking jackets, at s. 20, worm 90
Also. misses niggerhead, in all new shaaesi
NJ So so. WORTH So. at Red House.
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WATCH our advertisement while we are
offering the special sample lots Oh ooots
and shoes. There is money to be saved
here. Red House
ON Monday next we will have our first
General sale and wedding out OF dry ano
fsncv goods. Clunie kiley, h ano
Tighth streets, Sacramento, Cal.
TIE winning numbers at R, Z; Redm nan
& Co.'S prize drawing are Nos. S9S, 49, ZoS
Holders of tickets please cal.
M.rHusHEK" PIANOS are the best on
averv MONT. John F. Cooper, agent
CRY IrcxvE and Water Rates now due
Paw on on before 18th inst. and save costs